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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
ItATON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
ALKALINE IITHIA AND

ALKALINE IITiIA AND
SUPERIOR IRON WATkl;S-
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, ". NA.
This celebrated Mountain resort IN health
ana rlcasure-taths of any temperature:
summer climate unsurpassed; charming
summer home with its many Improvements. A.
cOmm,datiug ~lu gucsts-opcnsJ ISL send
forc.rrular and rate Shoe; for meii al aId
,tf.rf.etimoLyJ WILLIAM n. SALE,
INV at.ff Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

run over by the fast mail on the Petersburg
road. There has been frequent complains
about this trains running through she cify
faster than the law allows.
Mr.. George II. Jewett, OF Midlothian,
and Captain Richard Frayser, oil Richmond,
were 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs. Spencer Franklin, OF New YORK, IA
the guest OF Mrs. Laura A. Vaden, this
city.
Large crowds continue 10 attend the
services al the tent on semmes street near
Eighth. On the side next semmes street
l. painted in large letters: "Gospel Tent,
not salvation Armv Tent"
Mr.. =. n. CogbilI, the newly elected
Commonwealth attorney. hlying re-
signed the position OF commissioner OF &C
counts for the county, Judge CIopton ap-
pointed Captain William +. Spears as his
successor. Captain Spears formerly held
the position for number OF years, and was
removed when the Readiuster party came
into power.
Mr. George +. Richardson has resIgned
The position OF orgsnist OF the Blinbridge-
street Baptist church, which be has filled
for many years with satisfaction 10 the
church and congregation, and with credit
10 himself. IL Is hoped that Mr.. Richard
son can be induced to withdraw his reslg-
nation.
The Manchester Dramatic and Glee Club
had a meeting az Mr.. Owens's, on Twelfth
street, last night. aud the time was most
pleasantly spent.
Miss Fannie ThornhiU. Of Appomat'ox,
who has been the guest of hef brother,
Rev. l.. K. ThornhIll, Of this city, for sew
eral days, will leave for home to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Personals and Rriefg,

An the public schools close to-day at
noon.
Louis J. Shumann was appointed SUBJ
stitute letter.carrier yesterday.
MIR. II. NJ. Clarke left yesterday for
| Washir gton. lie returns to- day.
Captain W. Il. Bowie left for Boston
night before last on legal business. lie
will return in few days.
Hon. Frank d. Irving. Of FarmvIle,
Judge Of the Tbird judicial circuit, was in
tie city Yesterday.
Mr.. II. Swlrz(child, Of this city, arrive
1T Bremen yesterday. lie will spend about
two months in Europe.
Miss Ella p. Grasty, OF Bruins wick, Mo-,
is visiting the CITY, the guest OF Miss c. ;.
Taylor, COS east Leigh street.
Miss Laura Evans and Mrs. Rebecca
Jones, Of PITTSBURGH, Pa, are the guests OF
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, 300 south Cherry
street.
Captain lie Rov L. Brown. formerly of
| Company u. and Lieutenant Charles Eukor,
| Of TIE Stuart Horse Guards, will leave this
morning with Lee Camp for Boston.
The picnic TO Providence Forge by the
Ladies Sociuy OF the Second Presbyter IN
church, which was postponed on account
Of The weather, will take place on Friday
the l7th.
Rev. W. Z. McGilvray, after S2endilg
seven months with his daughter (MTs.
Fortes) in Atlanta, has returned 10 the cI'y.
lie is looking very strong and well.
At on adjourned meeting OF the mem
hcrS Of the Gram and Cotton Exchange
held yesterday morninL the committee AZ
pointed by n previous meeting to drl't
suitable resolutions concerning the death
Of Mr. James II. Blair, "an honest and ar.
tive member Of the exchange" made their
report, which was unanimously adopted.
The point was made yesterday that the
Cily-Hqll resolution of Mr. Pizzini, first
agreed TO by the Board OF Aldermen ard
then rccoI,idered and laid on the tabe,
bad not lCen TecOnsdcrcd by the Necessary
twO-thirds vote. An examination OF g Q
record will show that the reconsideration
WIS prOpCrly made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Sudden Dpaf.l.

A colorcd man named Henderson
Vaughan, aged about forty years, Will,
passing along west Charity street was tak'n
sick, and. going into the ward OF No. 2OG,
died soon after, at about 1870 p. VI. ye,tcr-
day. The Coroner ascertained that De.
ceased had suffered with shortne>s %
breath for some months. and died probably
Of congestion Of the lungs. The people OF
the house where he had lived, which Wa,
on Third street, refused to allow the body
TO be taken there, and it wa carried 10 the
almshouse ard will be buried by the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Ecl,e Of Rourbon MhIshey.

Dunpg the years lS70-'s0 the whiskey
trade experienced most phenomenal
boom, I'm consequence Of which nearly
eycIy distlDfr not only worked his
plant 10 the utmost extent. but
made considerable addition. As re-
suit dislilcrs were suddenly confronted
with glutted rafket. TO avoid paving
The Government taxes, which would fail
due on bonded goods after they had been
stored thirty.Six months. In 1881 vast
quantities were exported to Europe aud
the Bermudas.
Massrs. Lawrence & Osirom. OF Louis
vile, Ky, seeing an opportunity 20 offer
The public the advantage OF an oil, tho
ougbly-matured whisky sold In bottles
at a price far below what The goods wOnld
have cost in bulk five years sSo, invested
largely in these exported goods, and now
offer a whiSkey guaranteed pure and free
from fusel oil, mellowed by age, and en-
dOrsed by the leading physicians Of the
country, who fully realize the lmpor'lnce,
IN fact vital necessity. oi being able 10 OBJ
tain pure whiskey for medicinal u.e, a.
many OF the commercial whiskeys are merely
compounded from high wines and crude
essential oils. In a handmade whlskey
the grain iS allowed 10 heat naturally and
slowly, thereby forming certain chemical
combinations which tend TO neutrllize any
III effects Of the crude alcohol. aud are
both tonic and reyIying IN their effects. A
poor grade Of whiSkey made from mash
that has been arilicaly fermented does not
contain these quslities, but, on the cor.
trary, contains large quantities Of fusel oil.
a deadly poison, and i the cause Of head
aches and functional arrangements usually
attributed 10 the effect Of the whishey.
The Belle Of Bourbon Is entirely free
from this, aud The essential oils in IL have
not only been extracted by the natural
fermentation, but have been melIowed by
The years II has lam in bond; and but FOR
the reasons mentioned in the first part Of
this article il would have been impossible
To sell 1t for less than az least e. a bottle.
Thanks 10 the business acumen and public
spirit of this wellenown hrm, persons Of
the most moderate mfacs can obtain a
perfectly pure. handmade Kentucky whis-
key at the same price they would have to
pay for the vile cOncoctOns which have
recently been forced upon the market by
extensive advertising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
A BOY DECAPITATED.
sad Result Of an Attempt 10 hoard
n Train i'm Motion.

Teodor, son OF Mr.. Staaisilus R0Zycki
upholSterer, dong business at No. jjo
north Seventeenth street. was Killed bv n
railroad train near the Tanner & Delaney
Engine. Works yesterday afternoon about
4 O'Clock. He bad attempted to board q
sbiiting.engine, but was driven OIL 10y the
engineer, and little later, when tram OF
empty flats was passing, he undertook to
get upon one OF them. lie aimed to put
his foot in tine step or stlrrup, as 1t is soue
times called. and failing to make good his
hold, fell on the track under the cars. ii :
head was cut clean from the shoulders and
rol'ed TO one side. His right arm was also
severed from the body and his right ankle
and foot crushed.
Tie accident occurred In the county, and
the authorities there held an inquest, and
the verdict was that the youth came tD his
death by his own reckle.,nCss in attcNpt'
ing 10 board the train.
The remains were then removed to the
residence OF Mr. RoZYcki, No. 1925 north
Seventeenth street, from which pla'e the
funeral will take place ut L. NJ. to-dly.
Deceased was All only son, and was lil;lc
over thirteen years Of age. His parents
removed here from Hanover county about
two years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
city Circuit Court National Tx
press Company.

This cOuTt was engaged ytsi0rday hear
ing The case Of Glenn, trustee for TIE NI-
tional Express and Transportation Com
panv, ~. I he Personal Representative Of
X. II. Maury, deceased. The evidence wa.
partially heard, and the ease adjourned
over until 10 O'Clock this morning.
This il ore Of tde numerous suits brought
to recover unpaid subscriptions to the capi-
tai stock Of THIS company. The amount
involved in this one is $1,000. There lrr
oilers involving quite large sums. C'l-
oncl Marshall, Of Baltimore, and john
Howard, E,s., OF this city, are couus~l for
the plaintiff, and Colonel W. W. Gordon
for the defendant.
In the ease Of Edgar G.. Guron CS. +. g..
Buck the defendant confessed judgment
fnr s3l2.S1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
TEE INSTITUTE MUSICALE.
Closing SOiree of the Session Just
Ended.

The closing SOrfe musicale OF the Rich.
mOnd Female Institute was given at In.
stitute Hall last night, and, like its prede.
cessors, 1t was treat TO the lovers OF the
divine art. On the stage were the direc
tors, Miss Dustman and Miss Gri-wOld,
and class Of twenty seven young ladies
and brilliant picture 1t presented. The
ball was filed with the parents and friends
OF the schosrS, composing very select
and handsome audience. The following
varied aud attractive programme was rem
dtred in good style:
PnrtI.-I. Chorus-Spring, Bargiel; 9. Over
ture 10 Ruy Bias, (MendelssOhn), first plano,
Misses Mary Willis and Oolah Duke second
piano. Misses hattie Gardner and Daisy An
derson. 3. Vocal trio-Praise OF Spring. (Rei.
necke,) Misses Perry. Hammer and Coter. 4.
Piano solo-1snnhauser, (Wagner-Raf0 Miss
Flora Marsillsot 5. Vocal solo-lhe star
(Faure) Miss Anime Hammer. 3. Waldfrau-
leins HOchzeiismarsch, lkafka,l first piano,
Misses Carrie Ellett and Tula Pendleton; So
cond piano, Misses Minnie Brown and Fanny
Dickinson. T. Vocal solo-The Waiting Heart,
(Slonan Torry,) Miss Tula Pendlston. s. Piano
solo-d, Der Dchter spricht tschumann(; b,
hondnacht, (Schumannl; c. Mazurka, Mos
kowskil Miss Efls Cofor. 9. Vocal quartette-
Spanish Gypsey Girl, Qasses- Damrosch,) y
Misses Duke, Hammer. Willis, and Cofer.
1dt Ill. fOlOutlSt-Ops r. AbootuV'chsi
first piano. Misses Ellen Timbsrlake and
Msribello Pigford; second piano, Misses Eiile
Cofor and Netti0 dayton. 2. Vocal duet-The
fortuneTellers, (GaDrssi,) Misses Perry ald
Willis. 3. Vocal sOlo-ksgnavo mel selenLlo,
Lucia de Lammermoor, DoniEettel Miss Annie
Louise Griswold. 4. Troika-Fahrt, Qschai-
kowsky.) first piano, Miss Hattie Gardner
second piano. Miss Carrie Elicit 5. Vocal
solo-Che GioIa, (Mattei,l Miss Oolah Duke; o.
Piano solo Rigoletti. Verdi List Miss Mary
Willis. Z. Vocal quartette-Good-Night,t Gold
burg) Misses Pendleton, Perry, Willis, and
Cofer. 8 Jubel Polonaise, Urmklerl nrst
piano, Misses Cora liobson and Fannie Payne
second piano, Misses MaIy Perry and Virginia
Walker. .. Vocal solo-1ho Valley, (Gouno1,)
Miss Anime Hammer. 10. Chorus-Gone BY
Bargiel.
Where all filed their parts so we'll It l.
bard to distinguish, but Miss Grisswold,
one OF the directors; Miss Hammer, The
vocal medallist, and Miss Pendleton (all oil
whom were compelled to respond to the
most flatterlng eneores) are entitled to espe-
cial mention. Each sang beautifully. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Nnfionn..Cemetery Road.

Bios for constructing the road from thl'
city to the National cemetery were opened
in Washington yesterday. There were
nine competitors. OF these Mr.. j. Z.
Baicheler, Of Richmond, was the lowest,
and the entire work was awarded 10 him
atsl0. $50. This includes grading, bridging
md grayelliug.
The road will leave the city from The
edpe Of ChimboTazo Park, near the old
Anderson house. Work will be begun
next week updcr the charge Of Colonel
owen, OF the United States corps OF en-
sinllrS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
The Democratic Committee.

The Executive Committee cf the : ate
Democratic Committee will meet at the EV-
change Hotel tO-dsy at II VI. to fix the time
and place for holding a convention OF the
party in accordance with the determination
Of the State Committee. Hon. Johns. Bar
bour, the chairman, reached the city last
night. Major Robert W. Burke, Of STUN
ton, and Senator Henry Hedton, OF Lon.
doun, are also here.
There has been a good deal Oi discussion
in the newspapers and elsewhere a. to the
propricty OF recOnSidering the determina-
tion to bold convention, but Mr.. Barbour
IS so clear in his mind that 1t is a necessity
Of our political situation that his opinion
will no doubt prevail. There J., hardly any
doubt that Richmond will be the place and
some day in August the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
West Point ExcursiOu,

In the excursion TO West PoInt next
Monday under the auspices Of the NeIarlc.
street church the school children viii have
fine opportunity for days outing at very
slight expense. Ibis excursion WAS 10
have taken place on the 9Th, but was pot.
ponCd on 6ccount OF the threatening wel.
ther This time they advertise 10 "a
"rain CT Shinc.' The proceeds viii q
towards the erection Of new house o:
worship for this church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
QUARLEs & MccURDY aud SAMPSON A
ADAhsON, p. NJ, trustees sale Of q large
M IN her Of lOIs In Manl.haaiar

QUARLEs & McCURDY aud SAMPSON A.
ADAhsON, 4 p. NJ, trustees sale Of large
number OF lots In Manchester.
+. III. WILLIAMS, 10 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, at No.
lyOS Main street, pawnbroker's sale OF dis-
monds, watches, iewelry, guns, pistols, 81.
j. THOMPSON BROWN s. co, 6P. NJ. Lot on
Main between Fifth and Sixth streets, ad-
joining Y. NJ. &. A. building.
JOHN 7. GoDDiN, 81 p. ~, commissioners'
sale OF suburban residence on Fulton Hill.
RAWLINGS 4 ROSE, 81 p. NJ. commissioner,
sale Of four framed tenements ON Church
street near High street; also, lot on First
(or Iiowar,i) street between Rowe street and
Maiden lane extended.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR, 81 p. NJ, three stsry
brick dwelling. No. 4, on Grace between
foushee and Adams streets.
JOHN l. GRUBBS, ~. NJ, framed dwelling
No. IA west Leigh street, next TO coraer of
Gilmer street
APPERs0N & CO. ~ NJ, Showcases. clo.ls.
household furniture, sc.
GEORGE s. vAsii0N & SON. 6P.M. br,ck
residence No S3i Brook avenue.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 AMI II A. NJ, horses.
mules, bugsics, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
.NufinC. Growing POpuIar.

To take an "Ouung" is English. yol
know, and the thing is growing popular
over here. Small parties now 20 for :
tramp Of sunday, or go boating. or b,
cycling, or fishing as regularly as il it wer,
part OF the weekly life. 30 1t Is part an
a good part. 1t ought to be ENCOURAGED
Whenever overcome by faintncs5 or Glzzt
ness In your trips take few OF Drlndrcth',
Pills. They keep the blood IN good order
the head clear and steady, and the nerve
Under mental control.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

BELLE or BOURBON Ten.Year.0ld WhlS.
key. Highly endorsed by medical men for
Malaria, Typhoid.Fever, Dyspepsia, Con
sumption, Blood Poisoning, Sleeplessness.
Contains no Fusel OH. For sale by gro
cerymep, wine merchants, druggists,
everywhere. sl.25 quart bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
RandOiph-Macon CoiIegc-Anniyer-
sary and Closing Exercises.

The closing exercises u this college take
place next W,dne, day and Thur.day. Tin
Wednesday morning Rev. DR.. John Han
non will address the alumri, and the con-
test for the Suthorlin medal takes place. At
night the celebration Of the Washington
Literary Society takes place. Judge
Charles +. stuart delivers the address.
Thursday morning Rev. D.. X. y. Slcdd
addresses the literary societies, and the dis
tribution OF Distinctions. medals. &C., will
take place. At night the celebration OF the
Frpnkln SOCIETY will take place. Rev. w.
j. Young. Of MIryhnd, delivers The al-
dress. For fun particular. see advertise
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Tie Roaf.Clnb Excursion.

The annual moonlight excursion Of To,
Virginia Boat Club, Of this city, will TAX,
place next Tuesday evening on the Ariel
which will nave been thoroughly repaired
by that time. These excursions are Away
nice affairs. and this one will not likely b.
an exception. Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs
William White, and Mrs. G. w. p. Brock
Will be the chGperOneS, and music, dancing
and refreshments Will number among tht
attractions,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

ihat It has powers of endurance which are
not common, and that IL can throw more
and stronger streams than any other. rue
iesI YESTERDAY afternoon was fair one. and
as soon as the next meeting f. held II viii
Le decided whether or not to purchase the
engine. IL Is said 10 be q $4,000 machine,
but the owners offer 1t for $500. II the
con miiee bUy II they will take the funds
from The expense account which they have
10 their credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

Floor and Wood Stains, hilt dozen
shades; Mixed Paints. al color. aud tin's -
2OCd enough ana cheap enough. Tar
Paper, 3 ard Sc. ward. Everything in
these llnos. PuuteT-', VarDishcf>', Gla-
zier,', and AEiist1' Supplies at 2l0 est
Broad street, betw' en Second and Third.
rOL j. BIEswASGER,
the Only Photographic stock House (geue-
raj supply IN tie South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
EfmCHeuoi nnrinEs.

This pleasant summer resort ". J. Nc
DoN,lI oNBtr ANA propriei0rl /, hos open.
For beallb, CONTEXT, cud economy these
Springs have no equal. The attractions
this season ere music, tcn.pirs, sbuiile-
board, "dcvil among tbc thlor-," creQlei,
hunting, boating. and iisbi'g. Mon,ily
ticket, on The ial road oniy Sj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Norwood NoId-Upset Bid Probable

United. Sta:cs-Mir,hal scott yesterday
at Il N. Icy authority Of an order OF IN,
United states Court for the Eastern dis
trIct Of Virginia, in the case Of Jacob IIir,l
rs. Steamboat Norwood. offered mi,
nice little sidewheel saloon boat at hci
wharf, Rockets, for sale 1t public ur.iou.
The bighcst bid being g., $50 tie boat wa,
knocked down at the price. subject to con
firmation by the Court. There was som1
talk after the sale OF an upset bid brin-
made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
THE ELUE AND TIE GRAY.
lynn. Mass. Preparing TO Receive
Lee Camp.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram 60 the Dlspatch.l
Lynn, MASS, June If The cOnteD-
plated visit OF the members OF BODerr -.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, 10 BJS-
ton has OccasioDcd much Interest here, and
4 popular desire TO welcome the visitors 20
tie city Of shoes. Many OF The old soldiers
here have been delegates TO the Grand Armv
of the Republic conventions and number
Of them personally met IN Baltimore sever II
years ago number Of the Richmond men,
and this contributed To- the desire ~ extend
the cOrdialltios Of Lynn TO them. ArrinC--
mems have in consequence been made 10
make a visit to Lynn feature OF their trip
North, which has been accepted, aud the
sOuhclnCrs VIII arrive here next saturday.
The Committee Of Arrangements has made
the following arrangement Tor their
reception: P0st-Commandcr Horace h.
sawyer. Edwin b. Billing, VIII
liam :. Hoyt, and Herbert &. Moore
will 90 TO Boston and receive
the party at the Boston. Reyerc-B Beach aud
Lynn station, accompanying them over the
uarrow. gauge road to Lynn, arriving M
$3.50 A. NJ. Here they VIII be received by
General Lander Post, No. ,, Grand Armv
Of the Republic, an escort Of the Lynn
bIass band and Companies Dand !, OF In
Eighth regiment. Colonel Allen &. Shep-
ard nil be chief marshal. j. Il. Mlgrame
has rendered the use Of the BOScObel
Hotel, and the visitors will - there.
while tie ladies will be taken charge Of
by committee Of ladies representing their
government. the General Lander Relief
Corps, and the Shoe and Leather ASsOcih.
tlon, each having three lady representatives.
The ladies' will be gwen reception at the
residence OF Mr.. c. W. Narney, CONNER.
cial street. Af'er dinner there will be a
drive TO Hon. Henry Cabot Lodges place,
II Nahaut. The house and grounds VIII
lie at tie disposal OF the visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
cr..,s,0eid Cireuit Court To-Day

Judge Irving will drive ont TO Chester.
field court. house with Mr.. Meade llaSklns
this morning 10 try several cases IN which
Judge Hancock was counsel before his
election.
One OF these cases is that OF John T..
Cheatbam's administrator Us. The Bright
hope Railway Company for $4,000 dam
ages for the killing OF Cheatham, who was
an engineer on the road. Another is some
controversy about damages to land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Hich School TO-Nichf.

The commencement exercises OF To-
Richmond High school will take place at
the Theatre TO o.nisht. The address OF th,
evening VIII he made 10y Professor c. III
Winston, and the Peabody medals will b.
presented by Mr. j. Als'on Cabell, and tiIC
diplomas Will be delivered by senator ).
TAILOR EllysOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
VIRGINIA FLAG.

The Bostoniaus telelraphed here for a
Virginia state flag to decorate the fremont
House, the visitors Headquarters, and j;
was forwarded.
The Lee Camp DTum.C Corps, fourteen in
number, Will accompany the party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

The new fire-engine sent here on trial by
The Gould Manufacturing Company, OF
Burlington, VT, was tested yesterday af-
ternoon near the corner OF Dock aud Seven
teenth streets in the presence OF members
OF the Fire Committee OF this city aud
others. The makers OF the engine clain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
RICHMOND WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1887.

chorus Of tweniy.one voices was well baI'
anred, and rendered two very appropriate
selections in an acceptable manner. in
9ddiiion 10 The numbers on the programme
Miss Dustman played a piano solo win
that decided finish and scientific touch
which always characterizes her perform
nncps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
The Plano at the Institute Concert

Last eyenIrg The sweet.tOned Colby (
Duncan UPRIGHT Piano was used. and onl,
pianos FROM the popular music store o.
Manly B. Ramos & Co. were upon the plat
form. The fine qualities Of ine D'anO.
were fully brought out 10y the skilled plIy
ing Of the young Indies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
civ Mortality.

DR.. STATIONS weekly report shows that
The number Of deaths for lat week WAS
A.. Consumption claimed 6 victims ;
Bright, disease, =: cholcrainfautum, 3:
diarTbGl, 8; dy,ontery, 2; inaniton. 3; III
fiemna'iou Of bowels, ,; measles, ! un-
known, }; rest scattering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

BELLE oF BOURBON Tcn-I,ar.Oll Whis-
kor, The Great Appetizer. Weak or over
worked women lad reat bencit ~ fqhlng
\ ~ln,elsssiul before M al. - - for
quaTt.botte. By II \. NIGHTINGALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Died M The Soldiers, Homo.

Mr.. Charles c. Dixon died at the Sol
diers' Home yesterday evening. lie was
a member OF the Purcell battery, and was
SiXty-four years old. The members Of I'll"
Pegram Battalion Association will attend
the funeral at Hollywood at ) O'Clock z. NJ.
to-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

billie OF BOURBON Ten. Yelr.Old
Whlskey. A stimulant OF rare merit, a.
It ia Absolutely Pure" Free from
E:ery Deleterious IDgreiifnt." 50 II,
eminent medical men. 1925 qulrtbntle
BY CHRISTIAN, WHITE d Co.